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Can the Republicans Finally Get Down to Business?

The Republicans spent yesterday raising money for victims of Hurricane Gustav. Today, it's back to the business of nominating John McCain and his controversial ticket-mate, Sara Palin. We hear about her today, the transition of leadership from Bush to McCain and hear about protests outside the convention.  Also, Ron Paul just won't go away.

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By Warren Olney • Sep 2, 2008 • 1h 0m Listen

The Republicans spent yesterday raising money for victims of Hurricane Gustav. Today, it's back to the business of nominating John McCain and his controversial ticket-mate, Sara Palin. We hear about her today, discuss the transition of leadership from George Bush to John McCain and hear about protesters outside the convention hall. Also, Ron Paul's Rally for the Republic.


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